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Location: Boggle Hole, Cumbria, East Midlands
Distance: 1.0 miles (1.6 km)
The walk is circular
Ascent: 20 metres (65.6 feet)
Type of walk: Beach
Points of interest: Beach, Bird watching, Castle
Protected Landscapes: High Weald National Landscape
Trails and Ways: A Pennine Journey
Getting here
Starting point: start name
Postcode: start postcode
Grid reference: OS Grid ref
W3W: ///opera.situation.briskly
End point: The walk is circular
Parking: Dedicated accessible parking
Car park has height barrier with a restriction of 2m
Car park opening times are car park opening times car park details
Public Transport: Bus, Ferry
public transport details
Cost of entry: Free - click for more information
Starting point: start namePostcode: start postcode
Grid reference: OS Grid ref
W3W: ///opera.situation.briskly
End point: The walk is circular
Parking: Dedicated accessible parkingCar park has height barrier with a restriction of 2m
Car park opening times are car park opening times car park details
Public Transport: Bus, Ferrypublic transport details
Cost of entry: Free - click for more information
Facilities
Seats available maximum distance between seats is 400 metres
Toilets available Accessible, Baby changing, Changing Places, Gender neutral, Male and Female
toilet details
Food and drink available Cafe/s
Shelter available
Route is fully waymarked
Information boards available
Staff available to assist
Dog waste bin available
Defibrillator available
Seats available maximum distance between seats is 400 metrestoilet details
Food and drink available Cafe/sfood and drink details
Shelter available
Route is fully waymarked
Information boards available
Staff available to assist
Dog waste bin available
Defibrillator available
Accessibility summary
Accessible for all wheelchairs
wheelchair notes
Accessible for all pushchairs
No stiles
No steps
Touch free
There are gates, narrowest 200cm wide
There are narrow gaps, narrowest 200cm
All paths are at least one metre wide, narrowest 200cm
Steepest gradient: 25% (1:4) - steepest path is 20% (1:5)25% (1:4)
Walking surface: all paved or tarmac (10% tarmac/paved 10% small stones/ gravel 10% large stones 10% uneven rocks 10% steep and uneven 10% grass 10% vegetation 10% mud 10% cobbles 10% sand 10% boggy 10% boardwalk 10% TEST PERCENTAGE)
Well used paths, people likely to be nearby
There are road crossings, All use pedestrian crossings
Not car free, includes: crossing a car park, road crossings
Accessible for all wheelchairs
wheelchair notes
Accessible for all pushchairs
No stiles
No steps
Touch free
There are gates, narrowest 200cm wide
There are narrow gaps, narrowest 200cm
All paths are at least one metre wide, narrowest 200cm
Steepest gradient: 25% (1:4) - steepest path is 20% (1:5)25% (1:4)
Walking surface: all paved or tarmac (10% tarmac/paved 10% small stones/ gravel 10% large stones 10% uneven rocks 10% steep and uneven 10% grass 10% vegetation 10% mud 10% cobbles 10% sand 10% boggy 10% boardwalk 10% TEST PERCENTAGE)
Well used paths, people likely to be nearby
There are road crossings, All use pedestrian crossings
Not car free, includes: crossing a car park, road crossings
walk notes title
walk notes for directions, etc
Route number: TEST001Produced for: Walk submitted to One Mile WalksAdded by: One Mile WalksVerified by: One Mile Walks
Last reviewed: August 2026
Photo credit: photo credits
Organisations: Ashdown Forest
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